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    Gerald Blumberg OD

    2.4 (5 reviews)

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    Eye exams

    Eyewear fitting

    Retinal imaging

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    An Eye To The Future

    An Eye To The Future

    4.1(36 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    This was the best and most thorough review of my eyes and my vision that I have ever had. I met…read morewith Dr. Silberberg and he was outstanding and so was his staff! Dr. S clearly reviewed some serious eye concerns with me and he even corrected my contacts in the same visit! My contacts have never fit better, but most importantly he helped me with my serious eye concerns AND my medical issues that led to the concerns with my vision. Dr. S may focus on your eyes, but he is concerned with your overall well being and he certainly took several extra steps to try and help me. I am thankful for doctors like him! I live about 30 minutes away from this office and though there are other Doctors closer to my home, I went based on a recommendation from a friend and I would agree....THEY ARE WORTH THE EXTRA DISTANCE!

    I was on the hunt for a new optometrist and landed on An Eye To The Future and couldn't be more…read morepleased! It was easy to book an appointment as a new patient- I sent an email and then called them to confirm my appointment and details. I was able to get in a slot within a week. There is a spacious parking lot in a complex (with Starbucks, Jersey mikes etc). I checked in, filled out the forms and in about 15 mins I was called in for my appointment. They had nice high tech equipments that I hadn't seen (and I've been to the eye doctors appointments for almost two decades) which felt very comprehensive. The doctor was thorough and answered all my questions and didn't make me feel rushed. Would recommend!

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    Clarkson Eyecare

    Clarkson Eyecare

    2.5(6 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    Since this place changed ownership it has gone extremely downhill. The **new** staff is incompetent…read moreand rude. I feel sympathy for how clearly miserable they are, though they make it difficult. I'm profoundly disappointed to have to change eye doctors after going to the same place my entire life. They messed up my scheduling twice and then, when I got there, they adamantly told me I did not have insurance after going there with the same insurance for 15 years. They were only able to actually "find it" after I gave up dealing with their idiotic berating and left. The new optometrists and Beth and Irene from the previous staff are great, but the newer hires (who now make up most of the office) are awful. I have been going to this eye doctor since I was a child (seeing Dr. Lipchak) and had always enjoyed it, finding the staff reliable and friendly; however, since they rebranded as Clarkson Eyecare and changed their staff, my experiences have been extremely negative. After getting called into work, I tried to reschedule my annual appointment (which was on a Wednesday) to the following Wednesday, contacting the office a week out. After telling me on the phone I was scheduled for Wednesday, I somehow ended up in their system as scheduled for Monday; once I called back and was talked to as if I had messed something up, they told me they could take me at 10:10 on the Wednesday I was requesting. A little while later, I got a confirmation text for 10:10 on that Thursday. After once again being talked to as I if I was the idiot in this situation, I finally ended up at the office on the day that worked with my schedule. Once I got to the office, I was told that I either didn't have or they couldn't find my insurance -- it wasn't exactly clear. As aforementioned, I have been a patient at this office for well over a decade and have not changed insurance. I am under 24 and still on my mother's policy, but I, of course, have my own insurance information -- this seemed to be confusing and irritating to the woman at the counter. The lady was annoyed as she retyped my insurance information, telling me this could take a while, as if I were taking her up time as a new patient who she had to go out of her way to make a profile for. (They graciously let me know that it was my own fault I didn't know they had lost my insurance in their state-of-the-art computer system; a woman had called me at 4:50 the night prior to tell me so!) Trying to figure out my insurance, the lady who was 'helping' me eventually called over another receptionist, who decided to be meaner than the initial person I was talking to. I first dealt with the older (but new) receptionist and then a younger one. Talking about me as if I were not there, they debated "just putting the $20 copay through and, if she isn't covered, she can just figure that out on her own later." The real kicker is that I had insurance the whole time, but they didn't decide to try to figure that out until I walked out; while I was there, they just very curtly told me that "BUT YOU DONT HAVE THE INSURANCE. THATS WHAT WE ARE TELLING YOU." Apparently it was the insurance company (EyeMed) that had messed up; however, I don't believe that, because they would not have suddenly decided to be much nicer and patronizing to me if it were not their own fault. Overall, since the business has changed, I have personally found that the new staff is extremely incompetent and rude. I don't like leaving bad reviews, especially for a place I once thoroughly appreciated, but I do not want anyone debating dealing with these people to make the wrong decision or to spend $500 on glasses. (Side note based on another experience here: they have to give your prescription, including your PD. That is your personal health information that you are entitled to under the law; but if you ask for it, they will try to not give it to you, assumedly because you can take your prescription to Zenni or another online glasses distributor and purchase frames using insurance at about a 50th of the price at Clarkson.) The old staff, some of which is still there, has always been phenomenal. Even the new doctors are sweet and good at what they do. It's a shame the others ruined the place.

    Beth in the 34 location is amazing support! Ahe helped above and beyond the normal. Please ask for…read moreher.....

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    LensCrafters

    LensCrafters

    3.7(24 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    Totally acceptable chain store* to pick up glasses/contacts, with the usual upsell gimmicks…read more So it had been forever and a day since I had a pair of new glasses, and having the worlds most super generic, yet incredibly comprehensive eye insurance (thanks hospital employee life), I was urged to visit this generic store..via the aforementioned generic insurance companies bland website. Are you sensing a trend yet. Not finding any independent optometrists in my new area, I let out an audible sigh and resigned myself to my new suburban fate. Literally every other chain eye store (there are quite a few of them around, all having the same name of course), had a few weeks wait except for this one so, I made an appointment. This of course was quickly cancelled due to a snow storm and rescheduled for two days later...wait do you think the other chain stores had open slots they were holding, and I might have been able to to go to an even closer one? oh well. I went in for my eye exam and glasses/contact fitting, which of course cost so much more than I remember: "Oh yes, your insurance covers "normal" contact fittings for 40$, however "disposable" contact fittings are 300 but don't worry, you get it for 182" - who uses glass contacts these days? This always has felt like a giant scam to me but again, whatever. Expensive script(s) in hand, I went up to the nice enough sales folks in the chain store who proceeded to find glasses to fit my giant head**. Pair secured, we sat down to check out and I legit saw the nice man's eyes go wide. "Oh what wonderful insurance you have". My glasses then went from ~180$ to ~300$ and now included blue light reflective ultraluxe x-ray vision addons...to which I asked "why" and had all of those fun features removed. I will miss the ability to see though walls, but let me tell you the pair I have work great at night none the less. So yea. Go in with the expectation that you will spend more than you planned on (amazing insurance or not) and that they will 100% try to upsell you on everything. If you're cool with that, then you can certainly get a nice a pair of glasses here and they will be ready to go in an hour or so. _____ *The Doc in the back ran an independent practice and was very very nice. **My mom legit calls me Mr. Met, and will send me GIFs of Mr. Met out of the blue with zero context and zero follow up. Thanks Mom.

    Good service. Can't make glasses while you wait. Takes about 1 week. Other lens crafters are same…read moreday.

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